Work, Chapter

 1 LawGod,3 | condition, one cannot deal with oneself without special mercy and
 2 LawGod,4 |         for others, but work on oneself, struggling with his insufficiencies
 3 LawGod,4 |        foundation. This work on oneself, this struggle toward moral
 4 LawGod,7 |       is the working out within oneself of a spiritual character,
 5 LawGod,7 |      gathered egoistically, for oneself, "unjust wealth" and ordered
 6 LawGod,7 |         that it not be used for oneself, but for others, in order
 7 LawGod,14|   habits or whims) this work on oneself must never cease. A Christian
 8 LawGod,15|      together. One must observe oneself in all respects and give
 9 LawGod,15|        in all respects and give oneself an account of one's moods
10 LawGod,16|      one who wishes to preserve oneself pure and chaste to struggle
11 LawGod,16|         subjects. If one allows oneself to be inflamed by impure
12 LawGod,16|         has depraved and ruined oneself. In order to struggle with
13 LawGod,16|    virginity, a consecration of oneself to God and neighbors, -
14 LawGod,17|   developed, but one must guard oneself against it before it develops,
15 LawGod,17|        without it, and to "warm oneself with vodka" is so unnecessary.
16 LawGod,20|        others. In order to free oneself from feelings of envy, one
17 LawGod,20|     says that "if one considers oneself to be pious but does not
18 LawGod,27|      all are the obligations to oneself. Therefore, love for oneself
19 LawGod,27|    oneself. Therefore, love for oneself must be sacrificed in the
20 LawGod,27|        precedence over love for oneself, but it is subject to the